Café Senza Limiti
In Germany, Café Senza Limiti presents a small café where Italian coffee culture meets everyday inclusion. A barrier-free serving counter anchors the relaxed room. Wheelchair users can reach the bar without obstacles and order espresso directly there. Indoor and outdoor seating support coffee with family and friends. The spot also provides a public toilet.
The café opened in the year 2022. Its story began in 2021, when Steven Henze and supporters launched a crowdfunding project for the idea. People with and without disabilities work together there. Hospitality staff and trained social workers share daily responsibilities. Employees receive pay under collective agreements. Fresh products, mostly sourced from the surrounding area, are prepared with care. Italian espresso can be enjoyed al banco or around tables, while the atmosphere remains informal and respectful. A coffee break can include conversation across a shared table. The accessible counter gives the name a practical meaning.
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